| Title | Technological Evolution of Lithium Batteries for New Energy Vehicles |
|---|---|
| ID_Doc | 69446 |
| Authors | Li, Q |
| Title | Technological Evolution of Lithium Batteries for New Energy Vehicles |
| Year | 2022 |
| Published | |
| Abstract | In recent years, with the emergence of a new round of scientific and technological revolution and industrial transformation, the new energy vehicle industry has entered a stage of accelerated development. After years of continuous efforts, China's new energy vehicle industry has significantly improved its technical level, the industrial system has been gradually improved, and the competitiveness of enterprises has been greatly enhanced, presenting a good situation of "double improvement" in market scale and development quality. Especially with the global goal of "double carbon", the development of new energy has received more attention because it helps to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, meet the challenges of climate change, and improve the global ecological environment. At the same time, through the cultivation of the whole industrial chain of new energy vehicles by the country over the years, all links have gradually matured, rich and diversified new energy vehicle products continue to meet market demand, the use environment is also gradually optimized and improved, and new energy vehicles have been more and more recognized by consumers.As the top-level architecture design of a new energy development strategy, the state has issued new policies for encouraging investment in the development of new energy electric vehicles, including related policy supporting documents, development strategy planning, new energy electric vehicle industry subsidies and so on.Moreover, these policies have initially entered a new stage of practical operation, which is undoubtedly a powerful booster for the sustainable and vigorous development of new energy electric vehicle related undertakings in China.The development of new energy vehicles is due to the support of national policies, but the greater reason lies in people's awareness of environmental protection, so the emergence of new energy vehicles is the inevitable development of the automobile industry. |
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